Both mild to moderate and severe depression at hospitalization have also been found to be strong predictors of depression 3 months after cardiac hospitalization [ 17].
Individual differences based on personality inventories were not found to be good predictors of strategy selection, but had moderate effects on set size for personal judgment tasks.
Severe and moderate anemia, thrombocytopenia and severe malnutrition were found to be independent predictors of mortality.
In addition to both the moderating and mediating roles, SA was found to be a predictor of JS variable, above and beyond EI dimensions.
Measured VO2peak was found to be a predictor of long-term mortality of men and women in Canada in the earlier decades, without consideration of change in fitness; even moderate fitness conferred a 50% reduction in cardiac mortality.
Primarily these observations indicate that the degradation kinetics of rRNA may be heavily size dependent, as the small 5S rRNA subunit, 160 nucleotides, was found to be a good predictor of only early to moderate RNA degradation, whereas the 18S and 28S % areas, 1770 and 3770 nucleotides respectively, could be used to predict RNA degradation at early, moderate and late stages of degradation.
A comorbid moderate depressive episode was found to be a positive predictor of clinically significant change.
Furthermore, MBDA score, both on a continuous and dichotomised (high vs low/moderate), scale was found to be an independent predictor of RP after adjustments for other predictors in this study population.
Moreover, stream power was found to be a better predictor of Tc than shear stress.
Age was found to be a significant predictor of BMI.
For mesh resolutions and topologies used in reach-scale studies, all models were found to be adequate predictors (<5% error in predicted flow depth) of the stage-discharge relationship at moderate overbank flows (Figs. 1 and 2).
